109:2-5-02
Basic course for bailiffs and deputy bailiffs.

(A)
Any bailiff or deputy
bailiff is required to complete a basic school. Such
training is not required if:

(1)
The person
has successfully completed a firearms training program approved by the
executive director at the time the training was conducted prior to employment
as a bailiff or deputy bailiff and can show documentation of being currently
re-qualified with their authorized duty weapon; or,

(2)
Unless prior to June 6, 1986, the person
was authorized to carry a firearm by that court of record and has received
training in the use of firearms that the executive director determines is
equivalent to the firearms training that is required by rule
109:2-5-04 of the
Administrative Code; or,

(1)
It shall be clearly understood that the
basic course described is designed as an absolute minimum
. The commander is encouraged to
exceed this minimum course wherever possible.

(2)
Nothing in this chapter shall limit or be
construed as limiting the authority of a commander, the employing court, or
appointing judge to enact rules and regulations which establish a higher
standard of training above the minimum required by the rules of this
chapter.

Instruction in topics such as court rules and regulations,
local ordinances, personnel policies and procedures may be given entirely upon
local initiative. No portion of the instructional time devoted to this training
or other non-commission required topics shall be credited against the hours of
instruction required under rule
109:2-5-04 of the
Administrative Code.